Static equipment design over 15 years
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I have over 15 years of experience in static equipment design and over 10 years in mixing system design; I have designed mixing systems with a power capacity of 1300 KW. I also have over 10 years of experience in designing pressure vessels in accordance with ASME and PED standards, and I can help answer various questions.
Stirring design with over 12 years of experience: lol
Is it design feasible to use a reactor with a non-circular cross-section (rectangular), operating at 1 atmosphere and temperatures between 400–600°C?
No, the wall thickness comes out to be too thick based on this calculation!
The poster can apply directly as a technician
Master, for a horizontal cylindrical pot with a length of 3 meters and a diameter of 1.2 meters, which burner results in the lowest heat loss?
Hello, the poster. I am a bachelor’s graduate from the class of 2018, majoring in Process Equipment and Control Engineering. Today, while attending a job fair, I noticed that positions related to the design of dynamic equipment and static equipment require graduates from our field. I would like to ask you about the job of static equipment design: what is the working environment like? What are the salary conditions? And does it have a good future prospects? Thank you!
The working environment is the same in all cases – it’s a cubicle-style setup. As for salary, since it’s mechanical design, it’s higher than in other fields; after all, it’s a specialized industry
May I ask, for a 40mm Q345R + 4mm 2205 duplex steel composite plate, how should heat treatment be carried out after the duplex steel is surfaced welded on the longitudinal welds of the cylinder?
I would like to ask whether the valves used for the connection pipelines on the container need to be certified. The valves are connected to the container body via threads, rather than being welded directly to it